Seniors help seniors in crisis during COVID-19 pandemic

Residents of Northridge Gracious Retirement Living partnered with Guardian Angel Hospice to raise $600 along with donations of food and other household items for seniors affected by COVID-19 restriction. (Photo provided)

The Shepherd’s Center of Hamilton County serves as headquarters for the COVID-19 Crisis Response plan for Hamilton County seniors. The Shepherd’s Center helps seniors remain safe in their homes by delivering groceries, household and personal care items.

From June 26 to July 15, Guardian Angel Hospice and residents of Northridge Gracious Retirement Living joined forces to raise $600 along with donations of non-perishable food, personal care and household items for seniors affected by this crisis.

As seniors are some of the most at-risk population is exposed to the virus, they are also the vulnerable in terms of food security and acquiring basic needs during this time.

About Shepherd’s Center of Hamilton County

SCHC is a community-based non-profit organization dedicated to serving Hamilton County senior residents who want to remain independent. SCHC’s vision is to be known throughout Hamilton County as a trusted resource for connecting seniors with volunteer programs and support their independence. In 2019, SCHC served 520 unique older adults across its three signature programs: Together Today, Community Caring and Reaching Resources.